The March Hare
Smash Cadet
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I've heard these puns a thousand times; you guys need to stop before you egret it.That joke was fowl.
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I've heard these puns a thousand times; you guys need to stop before you egret it.That joke was fowl.
lol you just don't want to lose to me againYeah there's people backing out last minute. But Strong Bad is still coming so come up and **** his face.
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I'll be honest, my opinion of Ganon has been lowering after the past few months also. It's not like it's impossible to win with him, same goes for Yoshi, Pika, etc, but you have to have a WAY different mindset than the standard Fox, Marth, Shiek, etc. Take tech-chasing for example. The only way to successfully cover all tech-chase options with Ganon is to incorporate moves like the kool-aid kick, where as other characters like Fox, Shiek, Marth can simply run fast enough and use simple tactics to cover all options. That, and a few other things, is what would make Ganon a lower-tiered character than the big dogs imo.The tier list thread is putting everyone and their dog over Ganon. Pika, Luigi, Mario, YOSHI, Y. Link, Samus. This community is fixated with the notion that you have to mess up and run into Ganon's moves to lose to him, as if that's suddenly true for that matchup and no other. Buncha dumbos. I wonder if they understand how slow, powerful characters work.
I mean, you have to get equivalent or more reads with the Potemkins, Hugos, Zangiefs, etc. of the world to win. That's the nature of the character type, and it's made feasible because they all prey on human expectation. Although a lot of Ganons seem to forget that in certain situations, which then lowers everyone's opinion of himVicious cycle.
@Clay - ^Understanding this (mostly from playing Potemkin) is why I hit so often with the koolaid kick and have any kind of success with Ganon at all. It's just a different mentality.
I'm used to getting off scott free from Ganons because they don't use wizard's foot. If you see Ganon walking or running towards a direction, simply tech the other way and bam you're free (unless near a ledge).*Wizard foot only covers 3/4 options, like raptor boost. Roll away is safe, and get up attack sometimes works.
Ics are fun to play against i mean all you have to do is out camp themg. vice please go i want to play you.
vts isn't fun to play (**** ICs)
is ihavespaceballs coming again?
Bro, I've approached this a million different ways. And not to try to toot my own horn, but if nothing else, people have complimented my unique approach to this game. With Ganon, and in general. So the only way I'm going to get better at this game is to play more, devote more time to learning it, and practice tech skill daily. And that's not going to happen, due to many reasons. I just simply don't have as much time as I'd like.Sounds to me that you are giving yourself reasons not to get better. I believe that a character is only as limited as the creative limitations on the players mind. That means, if you think your character is limited, you need to train your mind.
>funIcs are fun to play against i mean all you have to do is out camp them.
dude you really are limiting yourselfstuff
See, focusing on all that is why you (and other non-top tier mains) get so down about your character. Why are you comparing him to the top tier when judging his worth? Focus on how good he is at doing his own thing. Which is way better than you're painting it. As someone who has played against Ganon with many characters and is good against him, I can tell you his game is very solid. I feel it when I play him too. I don't just lose when I'm playing bad, which is the usual community john when it comes to Ganon. (You'll just have to trust me on this, because in the heat of the moment it doesn't seem that way. And you have all those other factors working against you when you play me, like you said, so my losses are usually more complex than just "lol ganon.")But when you compare his weight and how easy he is to combo, with the fact that he's slower than all of the upper tiered characters, and the fact that he has no projectile, and more lag on his moves.
He just does it differently. It's not a weakness, but a difference in design. Reframing it in context of how he plays, he does handle the situations this game throws at him head-on.Especially to be learning more about a character that has to find ways around stuff instead of being able to handle it head-on.
I forward B combo all the time, where you at Clay.Upon reading all the recent posts about Ganon, I related them all to marriage and relationships. Zane loves Ganon... So much that he wants to have no other character and won't even compromise the integrity of the character with tactics that he views immoral such as chain-grabbing. However, lately, the character selection has been riddled with feelings of "My Ganon's not good enough" and focusing on the weaknesses of the character. When really every relationsh *cough* character selection has it's pros and cons. If you feel the character selection is stuck in a rut, try spicing things up with moves such as the wizards foot or perhaps some forward-B action
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Aw, that's no funWhatever. I got plenty to say, but I'm not typing that stuff out.
why you pulling a renth homey gWhatever. I got plenty to say, but I'm not typing that stuff out.
Trying to get better is instinctual, and for the last year it's felt stagnant and ineffective. Everyone else has been seeming to get better, but I think it's just where I'm at right now. Smash is just leaving me I think, and I'm not really sure why.
I play because I enjoy the game, and when the point comes that I don't, I won't. Simple as that.